ksou prospectus yearly mode 2013 14 (new)

ALGOL UNIVERSAL TRUST

KARNATAKA STATE OPEN UNIVERSITY

Traditional & Yearly Mode Programmes

PROSPECTUS 2013-14

IN COLLABORATION WITH

Chancellor

His Excellency Governor of Karnataka

Vice - Chancellor

Registrar

Dean (Academic)

Shri Hans Raj Bhardwaj

Prof. M. G. Krishnan

Prof. S.N. Vikram Raj Urs

Prof. S.N. Vikram Raj Urs

Prof. K.J. Suresh

Registrar (Evaluation)

The Organization Structure

Ofcials/Telephone & Fax

Finance Offcer

Prof. S.N. Vikram Raj Urs Prof. T.D. Deve Gowda

Dean (Study Centre)

Dean (Academic) Fax : 0821-2500845 Finance Ofce

Chancellors ofce Tel : 0821-2515149

Fax : 0821-2500846

Administrative

Branch

Registrar

Tel : 0821-2512471

Fax : 821-2500847

Academic Section Tel : 0821-25619947 Finance Branch Tel : 0821-2510772

Deputy Registrar

(Examination

Tel : 0821-2500983

Examination Branch Tel : 0821-2519942 Tel : 0821-2500871Information &

Registrar (Examination) Fax : 0821-2500848 Guidance Cell

Tel:PBX(0821)-2519941/42/43/52/5405/2500874 http://www.ksoumysore.edu.in

Algol Universal Trust Ofce

Telephone No : 0129 - 4270400, 4156008

Fax No. : 0129 - 4156003

Telephone & FaxOfce/OfcialsTelephone & Fax Ofce/Ofcials

Email id [email protected] Website address www.algolindia.com.

Contents1. Vice-Chancellors Message 2

2. About the University (KSOU) 3

3. Recognitio ns 4

4. About Algol Universal Trust 5

5. Academic Systems for the Courses 6-8

6. Pattern of Examination 9-10

7. Examination Pattern Yealy Mode 11

8. Comprehensive list of Courses 12

9. Examination Fees Schedule Table 13-14

10. Programme Structure of all Programmes 15-41

11. Fee Structure for all Programmes 42

12. Important Instructions to candidates 43-44

13. General Regulations 44

14. Academic Calendar 44

Dear Students,

I extend my greetings and best wishes to you all. The academic and administrative

acclaim received by the university is a matter of great pride and glory to all of us.

With no limitations of space and time, KSOU has established and maintained its quality

and has reached even the remotest parts of Karnataka and beyond, True to our motto-

Higher education to anyone, anywhere, the university has set an objective and is

being exemplary to reach the doorstep of every aspiring student not only in the state, but

throughout the country and abroad.

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creation, management and dissemination of knowledge are its main goals. Today, with the

emergence of knowledge society, the horizons of professional activities are expanding and

more opportunities are being created for the younger generation to tap their talents and

touch greater heights. At the same time, you must realize that there are many challenges

awaiting. Indias educational system is becoming more dynamic and competitive. Hence,

we have to get accustomed and equipped with the pragmatic abilities and capacities to

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We want our students to be well educated and thoroughly groomed to become responsible

citizens. The glowing track record of achievements of our alumni speaks volume about

us and is commendable. I assure all the aspiring candidates joining the University that we

are here to guide, nurture and realize your dreams and goals. So, let us work together and

make an endeavor towards better careers.

Affectionately,

Prof. M.G. Krishnan,

Vice Chancellor,

Karnataka State Open University,

Mysore

Vice-Chancellors Message

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3About the University (KSOU)

Introduction: The Karnataka State Open University was established on 1st June 1996 with Karnataka Govt,.

Notication No. ED 1 UOV 95 dated 12th February 1996, KSOU Act 1992, keeping in view the educational needs

of our country in general and the Karnataka State, in particular. It is the Eighth Open University in the country.

The University is an erstwhile Institute of Correspondence Courses of Mysore University and enjoys a unique

privilege of a long and rich experience in the eld of Distance Education. It is also a member of the Association

of Indian Universities (AIU) as well as Commonwealth Universities Association. It is recognized by Distance

Education Council (DEC), Ministry of HRD, Government of India. All academic Programmes are approved by

DEC, New Delhi.

Objectives of Karnataka State Open University

a Democratizing higher education by taking it to the doorsteps of the learners.

b Providing access to high-quality education to all those who seek it, irrespective of age, region or

formal qualications.

c Offering need-based academic Programmes by giving professional and vocational orientation to

the courses.

d Promoting and developing distance education in India.

e Relaxed entry regulations.

f Providing opportunity to study at ones own pace and convenience.

g Flexibility in choosing the combination of courses from a wide range of disciplines.

h To help candidates to select the Study Centres, preferably of their own choice.

Special Features: The Open Learning System is a unique and challenging mode of education offered at the

University Level. This system provides ample opportunities for those who desire to have University Education

at their place of work or residence. This method is popularly known as Distance Education. It is perhaps the

only way to meet the everincreasing demand for Higher Education especially in a developing country like India.

Distance Education Programmes are specially designed for:

a Candidates who discontinue their formal education owing to pecuniary or other circumstances.

b Candidates residing in geographically remote areas.

c Candidate who cannot get admission to a Regular College/ Post-Graduate Department.

d Employed persons who cannot pursue their study as full-time Candidates.

e Individuals who wish to pursue learning for knowledge sake.

f Candidates who wish to update knowledge and skills.

Recognitions

The Karnataka State Open University has been recognized by the following well-known organization

1 Regular member of the Association of Indian Universities (AIU), Delhi,

2 Permanent member of Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU), London, UK,

3 Asian Association of Open Universities (AAOU), Beijing, China,

4 And also has association with Commonwealth of Learning (COL).

National International Recognition

Karnataka State Open University (KSOU) was established on 1st June 1996 with the assent of His

Excellency Honorable Governor of Karnataka as a full edged University in the academic year

1996 with Government notication No ED 1 UOV 95 dated 12th February 1996 (KSOU Act

1992). The Act was promulgated with the object to incorporate an Open University at the State

Level for the introduction and promotion of Open University and Distance Education Systems in

the education pattern of the State and for the Co-ordination and determination of standard of such

systems.

With the virtue of KSOU Act of 1992, Karnataka State Open University is empowered to establish,

maintain or recognize Colleges, Regional Centres and Study Centres at such places in Karnataka

and may also open outside Karnataka at such places as it deems t.

Karnataka State Open University is a regular member of the Association of Indian Universities

(AIU), New Delhi since 1999 (No. EV/11(80)/99/203935-4172).

Karnataka State Open University is a permanent member of Association of Commonwealth

Universities (ACU), London, United Kingdom since 1999. Its member code is: ZKASOPENUINI.

Karnataka State Open University is a permanent member of Asian Association of Open Universities

(AAOU), Beijing, China since 1999.

Karnataka State Open University has association with Commonwealth of Learning (COL), Vancouver,

Canada since 2003. COL is an intergovernmental organization created by Commonwealth Heads

of Government to encourage the development and sharing of open learning / distance education

knowledge, resources and technologies.

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5About Algol Universal Trust

Algol Universal Trust was established in the year 2008 , Algol Universal Trust ( AUT ) operates in the area of

all modes of education , be it regular , distance , correspondence or online mode.

Algol Universal Trust manages Algol School of Management and Technology (ASMT), an International

sprawling campus located on 23 acres of land centrally located in Gurgaon, NCR, Haryana, ASMT Gurgaon

offers Industry oriented regular Programmes in the area of IT, Management, Engineering and Education. The

total campus strength is approximately 2000 students.

Algol Universal Trust manages Birmingham Professional College in Birmingham City in UK offering world

class Programmes in IT and Management .

Algol Universal Trust has entered into agreements with various Indian Universities in the area of distance

education as well as other allied services to the Universities such as content development in emerging areas

such as Bio Informatics, Bio Technology, Nuclear Physics and many more. In addition, Algol Universal Trust

also offers services to general public in the area of :

Ranking of Higher Education Institution.

Databases & directories of education institutions.

Research & development in Industry and Education.

On the job Training (OJT) and Placement in Industry.

Algol Universal Trust has also entered into strategic agreements with several World Class Universities in the

area of Programme development, student exchange and faculty exchange etc.

Algol & its associate companies and Trusts manage 2600 Study Centres in India and abroad offering qualitative

distance education.

Algol Universal Trust is the partner Institution of Esteemed Karnataka State Open University ,Mysore offering

Diploma and UG, and PG Degree Programmes in the area of IT, Management, Engineering, Traditional and

Paramedical streams.

Academic System for the Courses

Support Services through Study Centres: Study Centres are being set up all over the country and abroad

to provide the candidates a platform to interact with counselors, other candidates and for use of the library.

Candidates would be getting personal attention at these centres in addition to the hands-on-training on

computers at these centres.

Programme Delivery:

A multi-form of instruction has been adopted, comprising of:

a) Print material: Study material for all subjects, which are supplied in the form of books

b) Counseling Sessions: Will be held at Study Centres, to suit the convenience of candidates.

c) Practical Sessions: Will also be held at the Study Centres

d) Assignments: For assessment, evaluation and for feedback of comprehension of study material.

e) Project work: To enable the candidate to gain an insight into independent working on a practical

project.

Credit System: The University follows the Credit System for its Undergraduate and Postgraduate Programmes.

Each credit entails approximately 30 hours of study comprising of all activities. Thus, a 3-credit course involves

90 study hours. This helps the candidates to understand the academic efforts one has to put in suitably to

complete the course.

Face to Face Programme: Experiments, practical, labs workshop and intensive Programmes such as

Engineering are not conducive through distance education mode, hence face to face mode is introduced

where a student has an opportunity to complete the theory contents of the subjects in the class rooms of

the Study Centres through competent faculties during exi hours or in part time mode and practical, labs,

experiments and workshop assignments are completed in an Institution having the required Infrastructure For

Example An AICTE approved Engineering College or an Engineering Polytechnic with whom the local Study

Centre has an arrangement for the completion of practical content.

Instructional System: The methodology of instruction in this Open University is different from that of the

conventional Universities. The Open University system is more learner-oriented, so much so, the candidate has

to be invariably an active participant in the teaching-learning process. The University follows a multi-channel

approach for instructions suitably comprising of the following:

a) Self-instructional Printed Material b) Audio and Video

c) Website information d) Face-to-face Counseling at Study Centres by

Academic Counselors

e) Assignments f) Field based Projects

To start with, the courses will be delivered on Internet, conventional distance education mode and face to face

mode. In due course, it will shift more and more towards online interaction between teacher and the taught.

Skill and dexterity will be inculcated right from the beginning though interactive computer applications.

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7Self Instructional Material: Printed materials are the primary form of instructional materials. These are

supplied to the candidates in the form of booklets. Therefore, candidates have to rely mainly upon the printed

materials, which are sent to them through the Study Centres. The printed materials would be sufcient to the

extent of about 70% to 75% to write any assignment and prepare for the term-end examinations. However,

candidates are strongly advised to refer to other sources and texts, suggested under each unit in order to get

a comprehensive knowledge of the subject matter.

Counseling Sessions: In distance education, face-to-face contact between the learners and their tutors/

counselors is relatively less and therefore counseling is an important activity. The purpose of such a contact

is to answer some of the questions and clarify doubts, which may not be possible through any other means of

communication. There are experienced academic counselors at the Study Centres to provide counseling and

guidance in the courses that are chosen for study. The candidate will be informed of the Programme schedule

details by the Study Centre Coordinators.

It should be noted that the counseling sessions would be very different from the classroom teaching or

lectures. Counseling does not mean delivering lectures as in conventional teaching. Counselors will try to help

overcome academic difculties which one may face while going through the Programmes. In these sessions

one must try to resolve subject based difculties and any other related problems.

Before the candidate attends the counseling session, he/she should go through the course material and make

notes of the points to be discussed. Unless the units are gone through, there may not be much to discuss. The

Coordinators of the respective Study Centre will make the detail schedule of the counseling session known to

the candidates. Usually, atleast 10% of the credit hours will be earmarked for the counseling session.

Assignments: Assignments are an integral part of distance learning. The main purpose of assignments is to

test the candidates comprehension of the learning materials received from the University and also to help

better comprehension the courses by providing feedback. The information given in the printed course materials

should be sufcient for answering the assignments. However, the candidate may have to refer to other books

and references given in the course material to have a comprehensive knowledge of the subject. But the

assignments are generally designed in such a way as to help to concentrate mainly on the printed course

material with a eeting touch to other references. The candidate may also note the following points:

a) It is compulsory to submit the assignments and will not be allowed to appear for the term-end

examination of a course if one does not submit the specied number of assignments in respective

courses on time.

b) All assignments should be submitted to the respective Study Centres

c) The assignment responses should be complete in all respects. Before submission the candidate

should ensure that one has answered all the questions in the assignments. Incomplete answer sheets

will fetch poor grades/marks.

d) The Study Centre has the right to reject the assignments received after due date. Hence, the candidate

is advised to submit the same before the due date.

d) A copy of the valued assignments will be returned to the candidates along with the marks/grades and

the written comments, which serve as a learning exercise for the candidates.

f) Two per cent (2%) of the evaluated Assignments by the Academic Counselors will be reviewed by the

University from time to time.

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9Practical Training: Considerable importance is given to hands-on training on computers in this Programme.

A set of practical exercise for subjects which need laboratory work is available at the Study Centres as also on

the website. Candidate needs to do this practical exercise under the guidance of their Study Centre faculty.

Major part of the contact hours at the Study Centres will be devoted to this laboratory work.

Grading System

Letter Grade (%) Qualitative level Point Grade Percent

A Excellent 5 80% & above

B Very Good 4 79 %

C Good 3 54-64 %

D Satisfactory 2 40-54 %

E Unsatisfactory 1 Below 40 %

Class declaration

80% and above - Distinction

64% and above but below 79% - First Class

54% and above but below 64% - Second Class

40% and above but below 54% - Third Class

Less than 40% - Fail

Pattern of Examination

Theory Papers

The pattern of question paper for all University Theory Examinations will consist of two parts. Part-1 will be

compulsory with objectives/short question type for 10 marks. Part-ll will have choice and will be for 80 marks.

The total will be for 90 marks.

Practical Examinations

Regarding Practical Examination, the examination will include questions on all practical of that Semester

and candidate has to do a question which comes to him by lot. The question may be from one or more

subjects of practical conducted during the Semester. The question paper will be set by the University and

sent to the Examination Centres. The University will also depute External Examiners to Examination Centres

for conducting practical. Depending on the strength of the candidates, Study Centres may be clubbed and

Practical Examinations will be held at selected Study Centres.

Project Work

Evaluation of Project Work will be carried by University appointed examiners, which may be based on any or

all of the following aspects

1) Demonstration & Presentation of Project Work by the candidate.

2) Viva-Voice Examination.

3) Evaluation of content (Project Work).

4) Review of Project Progress Report submitted to Study Centre/AUT/KSOU.

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Examination Pattern Yearly Mode

S. No CourseInternal

AssessmentExamination Total

1 Master of Social Work (MSW) 10 90 100

2 M.A Education (MAED) 10 90 100

3 M.A in Bengali (MAB) 10 90 100

4 M.A in Philosophy (MAPHI) 10 90 100

5 M.A in Punjabi (MAPN) 10 90 100

6 M.A in Fine Arts (MFA) 10 90 100

7 M.Sc Hotel Management (MHM) 10 90 100

8 Bachelor of Science in Hotel Management (BHM) 10 90 100

9 Bachelor of Science in Medical Lab & Technology (BMLT) 10 90 100

10 Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) 10 90 100

11 B.A. in Fine Art (BFA) 40 60 100

12 B.A in Economics (BAEC) 10 90 100

13 B.A in Maths (BAMH) 10 90 100

14 B.A in Philosophy (BAPHI) 10 90 100

15 B.A in Psychology (BAPSY) 10 90 100

16 B.A in History (BAHY) 10 90 100

17 B.A in Political Science (BAPS) 10 90 100

18 B.A in English (BAE) 10 90 100

19 B.A in Hindi (BAHI) 10 90 100

20 Diploma in Live Stock and Veterinary Science (VLDA) 10 90 100

21 Diploma in Veterinary Pharmacy (DVP) 10 90 100

22 Diploma in Medical Lab Technology (DMLT) 10 90 100

23 Certicate Program in Medical Lab Technician (CMLT) 10 90 100

24 Post Graduate Diploma in Business Management (PGDBM) 10 90 100

Comprehensive List of Courses

S.

No

Course

CodeName of Course Eligibility

Minimum

Duration

Maximum

Duration

Face to

Face/

Flexi time

Distance

Mode

Course

fees

Course

fees

1 MSW Master of Social Work Graduation 2 Year 4 Year 5000 5000

2 MAED M.A Education Graduation 2 Year 4 Year 5000 5000

3 MFA M.A in Fine Arts BA in Fine Arts 2 Year 4 Year 10000 10000

4 MAB M.A in BengaliGraduation with

Relevant Subject2 Year 4 Year 5000 5000

5 MAPHI M.A in PhilosophyGraduation with


6 MAPN M.A in PunjabiGraduation with


7 MHM M.Sc Hotel ManagementB.Sc Hotel

Management2 Year 4 Year 9500 9500

8 BHMBachelor of Science in Hotel

Management10+2 3 Year 6 Year 8500 8500

9 BMLTBachelor of Science in

Medical Lab & Technology 10+2 (PCB) 3 Year 6 Year 11000 NA

10 BSW Bachelor of Social Work 10+2 or Equivalent 3 Year 6 Year 4500 4500

11 BFA B.A. in Fine Art 10+2 or Equivalent 3 Year 6 Year 9000 9000

12 BAEC B.A in Economics 10+2 or Equivalent 3 Year 6 Year NA 4500

13 BAMH B.A in Maths 10+2 with Math 3 Year 6 Year NA 4500

14 BAPHI B.A in Philosophy 10+2 or Equivalent 3 Year 6 Year NA 4500

15 BAPSY B.A in Psychology 10+2 or Equivalent 3 Year 6 Year NA 4500

16 BAHY B.A in History 10+2 or Equivalent 3 Year 6 Year NA 4500

17 BAPS B.A in Political Science 10+2 or Equivalent 3 Year 6 Year NA 4500

18 BAE B.A in English 10+2 or Equivalent 3 Year 6 Year NA 4500

19 BAHI B.A in Hindi 10+2 or Equivalent 3 Year 6 Year NA 4500

20 VLDADiploma in Live Stock and

Veterinary Science 10+2 with PCB 2 Year 4 Year 8000 8000

21 DVPDiploma in Veterinary

Pharmacy 10+2 with PCB 2 Year 4 Year 8000 8000

22 DMLTDiploma in Medical Lab

Technology10+2 (PCB) 2 Year 4 Year 6500 NA

23 CMLTCerticate Program in

Medical Lab Technician 10th or Equvalvent 1 Year 2 Year 5000 NA

24 PGDBMPost Graduate Diploma in

Business ManagementGraduation 2 Year 4 Year 7500 7500

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FEE OTHER THAN COURSE FEE

1 Registration Fee one time 500

2 Eligibility fee (NRI / Foreign students) 15000

3 Penal Fee 200

Examination Fee Schedule

S.No. Course Name Exam Fee

1 M.A Education 1500/- Per year

2 Master of Social Work 1500/- Per year

3 M.Sc Hotel Management 1500/- Per year

4 B.Sc Hotel Management Ist & IInd Year 1000/- per year

5 B. Sc Hotel Management IIIrd Year 1100/- per year

6 PGD in Business Management 1500/-Per year

7 Bachelor of Science In Medical Lab & Technology Ist & IInd Year 1000/- per year

8 Bachelor of Science in Medical Lab Techonology IIIrd Year 1500/- per year

9 Diploma in Medical Lab Technology 700/- Per year

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10 Certicate Program in Medical Lab Technician 600/- Per year

11 Bachelor of Social Work 1000/- Per year

12 MA in Fine Arts 1500/- Per year

13 MA in Bengali 1500/- Per year

14 MA in Punjabi 1500/- Per year

15 MA in Philosophy 1500/- Per year

16 B.A in Fine Art 1000/- Per year

17 B.A in Economics 1000/- Per year

18 B.A in Math 1000/- Per year

19 B.A in Psychology 1000/- Per year

20 B.A in History 1000/- Per year

21 B.A in Political Scince 1000/- Per year

22 B.A in English 1000/- Per year

23 B.A in Hindi 1000/- Per year

24 B.A in Philosophy 1000/- Per year

25 Diploma in Live Stock and Veterinary Science (VLDA) 800/- Per year

26 Diploma in Veterinary Pharmacy (DVP) 800/- Per year

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Master of Social Work (MSW)

Course Name: Master of Social Work

Duration of Course: 2 Years

Eligibility: Graduation

FIRST YEAR

Code Subject CreditsInternal


Minimum

Passing

Marks %

MSW101 Indian Society 5 10 90 100 40

MSW102 Social Work & Human Psychology 5 10 90 100 40

MSW103 Theory and Practice of Social Work 5 10 90 100 40

MSW104 Sociological Concept 5 10 90 100 40

MSW105 Indian Sociol Institutions 5 10 90 100 40

SECOND YEAR



Minimum

Passing

Marks %

MSW201 Social Disorganization & Legislation 5 10 90 100 40

MSW202 Social Research Methods 5 10 90 100 40

MSW203 Social Policy and Administration 5 10 90 100 40

MSW204 Personnel Management 5 10 90 100 40

MSW205 Ciriminalogy and Penalogy 5 10 90 100 40

M.A. Education (MAED)

Course Name: MA Education



FIRST YEAR



Minimum

Passing

Marks %

MAED101Philosophical and Sociological

Foundations of Education5 10 90 100 40

MAED102 Psychological Foundations of Education 5 10 90 100 40

MAED103 Teacher Education 5 10 90 100 40

MAED104 Environment Education 5 10 90 100 40

MAED105 Sociological Foundation of Education 5 10 90 100 40

SECOND YEAR



Minimum

Passing

Marks %

MAED201 Comparative Education 5 10 90 100 40

MAED202Methodology of Educational

Research & Statistics5 10 90 100 40

MAED203 Educational Technology 5 10 90 100 40

MAED204 Educational Management 5 10 90 100 40

MAED205 Dissertation 5 10 90 100 40

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M.A. Fine Art (MFA)

Course Name: M.A Fine Art


Eligibility: B.A. in Fine Art

FIRST YEAR



MFA-101 Course IAesthetics & Principles of Art

Appreciation5 40 60 100

MFA-102 Course II Painting 4 40 60 100

MFA-103 Course III Textile Designing 4 40 60 100

MFA-104 Course IV Sculpture 4 40 60 100

MFA-105 Course V Ceramic/Pottery 4 40 60 100

MFA-106 Course VI Applied Arts 4 40 60 100

SECOND YEAR



MFA-201 Course VIIAesthetics & Principles of Art

Appreciation-II5 40 60 100

MFA-202 Course VIII Painting - II 4 40 60 100

MFA-203 Course IX Textile Designing - II 4 40 60 100

MFA-204 Course X Sculpture - II 4 40 60 100

MFA-205 Course XI Ceramic - II/Pottery - II 4 40 60 100

MFA-206 Course XII Applied Arts - II 4 40 60 100

M.A. Bengali (MAB)

Course Name: M.A Bengali


Eligibility: Graduation with Bengali

FIRST YEAR



MAB-101 Course I Bangla Sahitya 5 10 90 100

MAB-102 Course II Bhassa Bigyan and Bangla Bhassa 5 10 90 100

MAB-103 Course III Prachin and Maohyo Bangla Sahitya 5 10 90 100

MAB-104 Course IV Adhunik Kavya Kabita and Natak 5 10 90 100

MAB-105 Course V Bengali Drama 5 10 90 100

SECOND YEAR



MAB-201 Course VII Choto Galpu Upanyas and Prabandh 5 10 90 100

MAB-202 Course VIII Kavya and Natak 5 10 90 100

MAB-203 Course IX Sahitya Tato and Sahin Prabandh 5 10 90 100

MAB-204 Course X Katha Sanhitya 5 10 90 100

MAB-205 Course XI Bangla Loksahitya 5 10 90 100

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M.A. Philosophy (MAPHI)

Course Name: M.A Philosophy


Eligibility: Graduation with Philosophy

FIRST YEAR



MAPHI 101 Course I Classical Indian Philosophy 6 10 90 100

MAPHI 102 Course IIContemporary Indian

Philosophy6 10 90 100

MAPHI 103 Course IIIHistory of Western

philosophy6 10 90 100

MAPHI 104 Course IV Ethics 6 10 90 100

MAPHI 105 Course V Political Philosophy 6 10 90 100

SECOND YEAR



MAPHI 201 Course VIApproaches to Western

Philosophy6 10 90 100

MAPHI 202 Course VII Philosophy of Religion 6 10 90 100

MAPHI 203 Course VIII Principles of Jainism 6 10 90 100

MAPHI 204 Course IX Principles of Buddhism 6 10 90 100

MAPHI 205 Course X Samkara Vedanta 6 10 90 100

M.A. Punjabi (MAPN)

Course Name: M.A Punjabi


Eligibility: Graduation with Punjabi

FIRST YEAR



MAPUN 101 Course IPunjabi Kav Da Vishesh

Adhyan6 10 90 100

MAPUN 102 Course IIPunjabi Galp( Punjabi

Novel)6 10 90 100

MAPUN 103 Course IIISahit Sidhant Ate Viharak

Adhyan6 10 90 100

MAPUN 104 Course IV Punjabi Sahit Da Itihas 6 10 90 100

MAPUN 105 Course V Punjabi Sahit 6 10 90 100

SECOND YEAR



MAPUN 201 Course VI Modern Punjabi Poetry 6 10 90 100

MAPUN 202 Course VII Natak Ate Ikangi 6 10 90 100

MAPUN 203 Course VIII Punjabi Vartak 6 10 90 100

MAPUN 204 Course IXBhasha Vigyan, Punjabi

Bhasha Ate Lipi6 10 90 100

MAPUN 205 Course X Folklore And Culture 6 10 90 100

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M.Sc Hotel Management (MHM)

Course Name: M.Sc Hotel Management


Eligibility: B.Sc. Hotel Managment or B.Sc. Home Science

FIRST YEAR



MHM101 Food and Beverages Production 5 10 90 100

MHM102 Food and Beverages Management 5 10 90 100

MHM103 House Keeping Management 5 10 90 100

MHM104Economics and Statistics for Hotel

and Tourism5 10 90 100

MHM105 Front Ofce Management 5 10 90 100

MHM106 Accountancy 5 10 90 100

SECOND YEAR



MHM201 Kitchen Operations Management 5 10 90 100

MHM202 Fundamentals of Tourism 5 10 90 100

MHM203 Specialized Food Services 5 10 90 100

MHM204 Management Information Systems 5 10 90 100

MHM205 Nutrition and Food Hygiene 5 10 90 100

MHM206 Facility Management 5 10 90 100

Bachelor of Sciences - Hotel Management (BHM)

Course Name: B.Sc in Hotel Management


Eligibility: 10+2

YEAR-I



BHM 101 Basic Food & Beverages Production -I 5 10 90 100

BHM 102 Basic Food & Beverages Service-I 5 10 90 100

BHM 103 Hotel Housekeeping-I 5 10 90 100

BHM 104 Front Ofce Operation 5 10 90 100

BHM 105 Principles Of Management 5 10 90 100

BHM 106 English I 2 10 90 100

BHM 107 Indian Constitution And Ethics 2 10 90 100

YEAR-II



BHM201 Hotel Housekeeping - II 5 10 90 100

BHM202 Accomodation Operation - I 5 10 90 100

BHM203 Basic Food & Beverages Service - II 5 10 90 100

BHM204Continental Food and Beverage

Production5 10 90 100

BHM205Fundamentals Of Tourism and

Tourism Products5 10 90 100

BHM206 Communicative English 2 10 90 100

BHM207 Environmental Studies 2 10 90 100

YEAR-III



BHM301 Specialized Food Services 5 10 90 100

BHM302Hotel and Tourism Information

Management5 10 90 100

BHM303 Food Micro Biology and Nutrition 5 10 90 100

BHM304 Front Ofce Management 5 10 90 100

BHM305 Hotel Law 5 10 90 100

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Bachelor of Science in Medical Lab & Technology

(BMLT)

Course Name: B.Sc in Medical Lab & Technology


Eligibility: 10+2(PCB)

Lateral Entry: Candidate who has 10+2 + CMLT from a recognized University is eligible for 2nd Year in BMLT.

Candidate who has 10+2 + DMLT from a recognized University is eligible for 3rd Year in BMLT.

YEAR-I



BMLT101 Basics Of Human Anatomy 5 10 90 100

BMLT102 Basics Of Medical Physiology 5 10 90 100

BMLT103 Pathology 4 10 90 100

BMLT104 Computer Skills 4 10 90 100

BMLT105 Basics Of Biochemistry 4 10 90 100

BMLT106 Introduction To Microbiology 4 10 90 100

BMLT107 English - I 2 10 90 100

BMLT108 Indian Constitution And Ethics 2 10 90 100

YEAR-II



BMLT201 Parasitology 4 10 90 100

BMLT202 Bacteriology 4 10 90 100

BMLT203 Body Fluids & Stool Examination 4 10 90 100

BMLT204L Clinical Lab 4 10 90 100

BMLT205 Histopathology 4 10 90 100

BMLT206 Environmental Studies 2 10 90 100

BMLT207Diagnostic Blood Sugar &

Cholesterol2 10 90 100

BMLT208 Biochemistry Tests 2 10 90 100

BMLT209 Communicative English 2 10 90 100

BMLT210 Environmental Science 2 10 90 100

YEAR-III



BMLT301Blood Banking & Transfusion

Techniques5 10 90 100

BMLT302 Proteins & Clinical Enzymology 5 10 90 100

BMLT303 Liver Functions Tests 4 10 90 100

BMLT304L Clinical Lab 4 100 100

BMLT305 Cytology 4 10 90 100

BMLT306Immuno Haematology &

Transfusion Medicine4 10 90 100

Bachelor of Social Works (BSW)

Course Name: Bachelor of Social Works


Eligibility: 10+2 or equivalent

FIRST YEAR

Code Subject CreditInternal

Marks

Theory

MarksTotal

BSW101 Contemprary Ideologies for Social Work 5 10 90 100

BSW102 Work with Communities 5 10 90 100

BSW103 Management of Development & Welfare Services 4 10 90 100

BSW104 Human Growth and Behaviour 4 10 90 100

BSW105 Political Economics & Planning in India 4 10 90 100

BSW106 Language-I IEnglish 2 10 90 100

BSW107 Language-II Kannada/Hindi/Urdu/Sanskrit/Tamil/Telugu 2 10 90 100

BSW108Indian Constitution & Human Right Environmental

Studies (ICHRES)2 10 90 100

SECOND YEAR


Marks

Theory

MarksTotal

BSW201 Social Work Methods 5 10 90 100

BSW202 Contemporary Social Science and Development 5 10 90 100

BSW203 Social Research and Elementary Statistics 4 10 90 100

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BSW204 Human Development and Social Psychology 4 10 90 100

BSW205 Social Work Methods 4 10 90 100

BSW206 Language-I English 2 10 90 100

BSW207 Language-II Kannada/Hindi/Urdu/Sanskrit/Tasmil/Telugu 2 10 90 100

BSW208 Fundamental of Computer Application (FCA) 2 10 90 100

THIRD YEAR


Marks

Theory

MarksTotal

BSW301 Social Welfare Administration and Social Policy 5 10 90 100

BSW302 Current Trends in Social Work 5 10 90 100

BSW303 Interdisciplinary Approach Towards Social Work Practice 5 10 90 100

BSW304 Communication Skills for Social Workers 5 10 90 100

BSW305P Fieldwork Practice and Research Project 5 100 100

B.A. Fine Art (BFA)

Course Name: B.A Fine Art


Eligibility: 10+2 or Equivalent

FIRST YEAR


Marks

Theory

MarksTotal

Minimum Passing

Marks %

BFA-101Hindi/Kannada/Urdu/Sanskrit/Tamil/

Telugu4 40 60 100 35

BFA-102 English 4 40 60 100 35

BFA-103 Art Introduction and Appreciation 4 40 60 100 35

BFA-104 Environmental Science 4 40 60 100 35

BFA-105P Drawing Practical 4 100 100 35

BFA-106P Painting Practical 4 100 100 35

BFA-107P Design Practical 4 100 100 35

BFA-108Indian Constitution and Human

Rights Environmental Studies2 40 60 100 35

SECOND YEAR


Marks

Theory

MarksTotal

Minimum Passing

Marks %

BFA-201 Art of the Ancient Civilizations 5 40 60 100 35

BFA-202 History of Indian Art 5 40 60 100 35

BFA-203 Methods and Material 5 40 60 100 35

BFA-204 Clay Modeling 3 40 60 100 35

BFA-205 Geometry & Perspective 3 40 60 100 35

BFA-206 Print Making 3 40 60 100 35

BFA-207 English II 2 40 60 100 35

BFA-208Hindi/Kannada/Urdu/Sanskrit/Tamil/

Telugu2 40 60 100 35

BFA-209Fundamental of Computer

Application (FCA)2 40 60 100 35

THIRD YEAR


Marks

Theory

MarksTotal

Minimum Passing

Marks %

BFA-301 Eastern Aesthetics 5 40 60 100 35

BFA-302 History of Western Art 5 40 60 100 35

BFA-303 Nature Study 5 40 60 100 35

BFA-304 Portrait 5 40 60 100 35

BFA-305 Composition (D&P) 5 40 60 100 35

BFA-306 Life Study 5 40 60 100 35

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B.A. Economics (BAEC)

Course Name: B.A Economics



FIRST YEAR


Marks

Theory

MarksTotal

Minimum Passing

Marks %

BAEC-101 Foundation Course in English - Part - I 8 10 90 100 35

BAEC-102Foundation Course in Hindi/Kannada/

Urdu/Sanskrit/Tamil/Telgu7 10 90 100 35

BAEC-103Foundation Course in Humanities and

Soccial Science7 10 90 100 35

BAEC-104Foundation Course in Science and

Technology5 10 90 100 35

BAEC-105Indian Constitution and Human Rights

Environmental Science (ICHRES)2 10 90 100 35

SECOND YEAR


Marks

Theory

MarksTotal

Minimum

Passing Marks %

BAEC-201 Foundation Course in English - Part - II 8 10 90 100 35

BAEC-202Foundation Course Part - II Kannada/

Hindi/Urdu/Sanskrit/Tamil/Telgu7 10 90 100 35

BAEC-203 Consumer Behaviour 7 10 90 100 35

BAEC-204 Indian Economy Nature and Problem 5 10 90 100 35

BAEC-205Fundamentals of Computer Application

(FCA)2 10 90 100 35

THIRD YEAR


Marks

Theory

MarksTotal

Minimum Passing

Marks %

BAEC-301 Money, Banking and International Trade 8 10 90 100 35

BAEC-302 Public Finance 8 10 90 100 35

BAEC-303 Basic Statistics 8 10 90 100 35

BAEC-304Economic Development Planning and

Economic System8 10 90 100 35

B.A. Math (BAMH)

Course Name: B.A Math


Eligibility: 10+2 with Math

FIRST YEAR


Marks

Theory

MarksTotal

Minimum Passing

Marks %

BAMH-101 Foundation Course in English - Part - I 8 10 90 100 35

BAMH-102Fundamental Course Part - I in Hindi/

Kannada/Urdu/Sanskrit/Tamil/Telgu7 10 90 100 35

BAMH-103Foundation Course in Humanities and

Soccial Science7 10 90 100 35

BAMH-104Foundation Course in Science and


BAMH-105Indian Constitution and Human Rights

Environmental Science2 10 90 100 35

SECOND YEAR


Marks

Theory

MarksTotal

Minimum Passing

Marks %

BAMH-201 Foundation Course in English - Part - II 8 10 90 100 35

BAMH-202 Trigonometry & Algebra 4 10 90 100 35

BAMH-203 Geometry & Vectors 4 10 90 100 35

BAMH-204 Calculus 4 10 90 100 35

BAMH-205Fundamental Course Part II Kannada

/Hindi/Urdu/Sanskrit/Tamil/Telgu7 10 90 100 35

BAMH-206Fundamentals of Computer Application

(FCA)2 10 90 100 35

THIRD YEAR


Marks

Theory

MarksTotal

Minimum Passing

Marks %

BAMH-301 Differential Equations 8 10 90 100 35

BAMH-302 Numerical Analysis & Boolean Algebra 8 10 90 100 35

BAMH-303 Mechanics 8 10 90 100 35

BAMH-304 Linear Programming 8 10 90 100 35

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B.A. Philosophy (BAPHI)

Course Name: B.A Philosophy



FIRST YEAR


Marks

Theory

MarksTotal

Minimum Passing

Marks %

BAPHI 101 Indian Philosophy - I 6 10 90 100 35

BAPHI 102 Western Philosophy - I 6 10 90 100 35

BAPHI 103 Comparative Religion 4 10 90 100 35

BAPHI 104 Indian Philosophy - II 4 10 90 100 35

BAPHI 105 Western Philosophy - II 4 10 90 100 35

BAPHI 106 Language I - English 2 10 90 100 35

BAPHI 107Language II - Kannada/Hindi/Urdu/

Sanskrit/Tamil/Telgu2 10 90 100 35

BAPHI 108Indian Constitution and Human

Rights Environmental Studies2 10 90 100 35

SECOND YEAR


Marks

Theory

MarksTotal

Minimum Passing

Marks %

BAPHI 201 Personality Structurization 6 10 90 100 35

BAPHI 202 Indian Culture Tradition 6 10 90 100 35

BAPHI 203 Symbolic Logic 4 10 90 100 35

BAPHI 204 Social Philosophy 4 10 90 100 35

BAPHI 205 Human Rights 4 10 90 100 35

BAPHI 206 Language I - English 2 10 90 100 35

BAPHI 207Language II - Kannda/Hindi/Urdu/


BAPHI 208Fundamental of Computer


THIRD YEAR


Marks

Theory

MarksTotal

Minimum Passing

Marks %

BAPHI 301 Modern Indian Thought 6 10 90 100 35

BAPHI 302 South Indian Philosophy 6 10 90 100 35

BAPHI 303 Philosophy of Education 6 10 90 100 35

BAPHI 304 Philosophy of Gita 6 10 90 100 35

BAPHI 305 Philosphy of Yoga 6 10 90 100 35

B.A. Psychology (BAPSY)

Course Name: B.A Psychology



FIRST YEAR


Marks

Theory

MarksTotal

Minimum Passing

Marks %

BAPSY-101 Foundation Course in English - Part-I 8 10 90 100 35

BAPSY-102Foundation Course in Kannada/Hindi/Urdu/


BAPSY-103Foundation Course in Humanities and

Social Science7 10 90 100 35

BAPSY-104Foundation Course in Science and


BAPSY-105Indian Constitution and Human Rights

Environmental Science (ICHRES)2 10 90 100 35

SECOND YEAR


Marks

Theory

MarksTotal

Minimum Passing

Marks %

BAPSY-201 Foundation Course in English - Part-II 8 10 90 100 35

BAPSY-202Foundation Course in Kannada/Hindi/

Urdu/Sanskrit/Tamil/Telgu7 10 90 100 35

BAPSY-203 Fundamental of Psychology 7 10 90 100 35

BAPSY-204 Elementary Statistics 5 10 90 100 35

BAPSY-205Fundamental of Computer Application

(FCA)2 10 90 100 35

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THIRD YEAR


Marks

Theory

MarksTotal

Minimum

Passing Marks %

BAPSY-301 Social Psychology 8 10 90 100 35

BAPSY-302 Abnormal Psychology - I 8 10 90 100 35

BAPSY-303 Applied Psychology 8 10 90 100 35

BAPSY-304 Abnormal Psychology - II 8 10 90 100 35

B.A. History (BAHY)

Course Name: B.A History



FIRST YEAR


Marks

Theory

MarksTotal

Minimum Passing

Marks %

BAHY-101Language II - Kannada/Hindi/Urdu/


BAHY-102 Language I - English 6 10 90 100 35

BAHY-103 History of India upto 1206 A.D 6 10 90 100 35

BAHY-104History of India From 1206 to 1707

A.D6 10 90 100 35

BAHY-105Outlines of Comparative

Government4 10 90 100 35

BAHY-106

Indian Constitution and Human

Rights Environmental Science

(ICHRES)

2 10 90 100 35

SECOND YEAR


Marks

Theory

MarksTotal

Minimum Passing

Marks %

BAHY-201Language II - Kannada/Hindi/Urdu/


BAHY-202 Language I - English 6 10 90 100 35

BAHY-203History of India upto 1707 to 1857

A.D6 10 90 100 35

BAHY-204 History of Areas 6 10 90 100 35

BAHY-205 Outlines of Political Theory 4 10 90 100 35

BAHY-206Fundamental of Computer

Application2 10 90 100 35

THIRD YEAR


Marks

Theory

MarksTotal

Minimum Passing

Marks %

BAHY-301 History of Europe from 1453 - 1914 6 10 90 100 35

BAHY-302History of England from 1603 to

1990 A.D6 10 90 100 35

BAHY-303 History of U.S.A upto 2000 6 10 90 100 35

BAHY-304History of China and Japan Since

1900 A.D6 10 90 100 35

BAHY-305 History of India - 1857 - 2000 6 10 90 100 35

B.A. Political Science (BAPS)

Course Name: B.A. Political Science



FIRST YEAR


Marks

Theory

MarksTotal

Minimum Passing

Marks %

BAPS-101Foundation Course in Kannada/


BAPS-102Foundation Course in English -

Part-I7 10 90 100 35

BAPS-103Foundation Course in Humanities

and Social Science7 10 90 100 35

BAPS-104Foundation Course in Science and


BAPS-105Indian Constitution and Human

Rights Environmental Science2 10 90 100 35

SECOND YEAR


Marks

Theory

MarksTotal

Minimum Passing

Marks %

BAPS-201Foundation Course in English -

Part-II8 10 90 100 35

BAPS-202Foundation Course in Kannada/


BAPS-203 Political Theory and Institutions 7 10 90 100 35

BAPS-204 Government and Politics in India 5 10 90 100 35

BAPS-205Fundamentals of Computer


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THIRD YEAR


Marks

Theory

MarksTotal

Minimum Passing

Marks %

BAPS-301 Modern Indian Political Thought 8 10 90 100 35

BAPS-302 International Relations 8 10 90 100 35

BAPS-303Government and Politics in South

Asia8 10 90 100 35

BAPS-304 Public Policy 8 10 90 100 35

B.A. English (BAE)

Course Name: B.A English



FIRST YEAR


Marks

Theory

MarksTotal

Minimum

Passing Marks %

BAE-101Language II - Kannada/Hindi/Urdu/


BAE-102 Language I - English 6 10 90 100 35

BAE-103 Poetry 6 10 90 100 35

BAE-104 Prose 6 10 90 100 35

BAE-105 Literary 4 10 90 100 35

BAE-106Indian Constitution and Human


SECOND YEAR


Marks

Theory

MarksTotal

Minimum

Passing Marks %

BAE-201Language II - Kannada/Hindi/Urdu/


BAE-202 Language I - English 6 10 90 100 35

BAE-203 Drama 6 10 90 100 35

BAE-204 Fiction 6 10 90 100 35

BAE-205 History of English Literature 4 10 90 100 35

BAE-206Fundamentals of Computer


THIRD YEAR


Marks

Theory

MarksTotal

Minimum Passing

Marks %

BAE-301 Shakespear 6 10 90 100 35

BAE-302 American Literature 6 10 90 100 35

BAE-303 History of English Language 6 10 90 100 35

BAE-304 Indian Writing in English 6 10 90 100 35

BAE-305 English for Competitive Exams 6 10 90 100 35

B.A. Hindi (BAHI)

Course Name: B.A Hindi



FIRST YEAR


Marks

Theory

MarksTotal

Minimum Passing

Marks %

BAHI-101 Prose, Drama & Fiction 6 10 90 100 35

BAHI-102 Language I - English 2 10 90 100 35

BAHI-103 uohu i| 6 10 90 100 35

BAHI-104 vk/kqfud x| 6 10 90 100 35

BAHI-105 miU;kl 6 10 90 100 35

BAHI-106Language II - Kannada/Hindi/Urdu/


BAHI-107Indian Constitution and Human


SECOND YEAR


Marks

Theory

MarksTotal

Minimum

Passing Marks %

BAHI-201 Prose, Drama & Fiction 6 10 90 100 35

BAHI-202 Language I - English 2 10 90 100 35

BAHI-203 ukVd vkSj ,dkadh 6 10 90 100 35

BAHI-204 dFkk lkfgR; 6 10 90 100 35

BAHI-205 fgUnh Hkk"kk dk bfrgkl 6 10 90 100 35

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BAHI-206Language II - Kannda/Hindi/Urdu/


BAHI-207Fundamentals of Computer


THIRD YEAR


Marks

Theory

MarksTotal

Minimum

Passing Marks %

BAHI-301 izkphu i| 6 10 90 100 35

BAHI-302 fgUnh lkfgR; dk bfrgkl 6 10 90 100 35

BAHI-303 jktHkk"kk fgUnh 6 10 90 100 35

BAHI-304 lkekU; fgUnh vkSj O;kdj.k 6 10 90 100 35

BAHI-305 dkO;kkL= vkSj lkfgR;kykspu 6 10 90 100 35

Diploma in Live Stock and Vaterinary Science

(VLDA)

Course Name: Diploma in Live Stock and Vaterinary Science


Eligibility: 10+2 with PCB

FIRST YEAR

Code Subject Credit Internal Marks Theory Marks Total

VLDA/Y/101 Introduction to Pharmacy 5 10 90 100

VLDA/Y/102Study of Structure & Function of

Body5 10 90 100

VLDA/Y/103Live Stock, Poultry Production &


VLDA/Y/104 Fundamentals of Animal Breeding 4 10 90 100

VLDA/Y/105 Fundamentals of Animal Nutrition 4 10 90 100

VLDA/Y/106English (Applied Grammer &

Precies Writing)4 10 90 100

VLDA/Y/107Hindi (Vayavahrik Hindi &

Sampraeshan)4 10 90 100

SECOND YEAR


VLDA/Y/201 Study of Elementary Medicine 5 10 90 100

VLDA/Y/202 Introduction to Surgery 5 10 90 100

VLDA/Y/203 Introduction to Gynecology 4 10 90 100

VLDA/Y/204 Ext. Eduction 4 10 90 100

VLDA/Y/205 Fundamentals of Clinical Practice 4 10 90 100

VLDA/Y/206Elements of Reproduction Articial

Insemination & Storage of Seman4 10 90 100

VLDA/Y/207 Animal Products Technology 4 10 90 100

Diploma in Vaterinary Pharmacy (DVP)

Course Name: Diploma in Vaterinary Pharmacy


Eligibility: 10+2 with PCB

FIRST YEAR


DVP/Y/101 Introduction to Pharmacy 5 10 90 100

DVP/Y/102Study of Structure & Function of

Body5 10 90 100

DVP/Y/103Live Stock, Poultry Production &


DVP/Y/104 Fundamentals of Animal Breeding 4 10 90 100

DVP/Y/105 Fundamentals of Animal Nutrition 4 10 90 100

DVP/Y/106English (Applied Grammer &

Precies Writing)4 10 90 100

DVP/Y/107Hindi (Vayavahrik Hindi &

Sampraeshan)4 10 90 100

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SECOND YEAR


DVP/Y/201 Study of Elementary Medicine 5 10 90 100

DVP/Y/202 Introduction to Surgery 5 10 90 100

DVP/Y/203 Introduction to Gynecology 4 10 90 100

DVP/Y/204 Ext. Eduction 4 10 90 100

DVP/Y/205 Fundamentals of Clinical Practice 4 10 90 100

DVP/Y/206Elements of Reproduction Articial

Insemination & Storage of Seman4 10 90 100

DVP/Y/207 Animal Products Technology 4 10 90 100

Diploma in Medical Lab Technology (DMLT)

Course Name: Diploma in Medical Lab Technology


Eligibility: 10+2(PCB)

Lateral Entry: Candidate who has 10+2 + CMLT from a recognized University is eligible for 2nd Year in DMLT.

FIRST YEAR


DMLT101 Basics of Human Anatomy 3 10 90 100

DMLT102 Basics of Medical Physiology 3 10 90 100

DMLT103 Pathology 4 10 90 100

DMLT104 Computer Skills 4 10 90 100

DMLT105 Communication Skills 4 10 90 100

DMLT106 Basics of Biochemistry 4 10 90 100

DMLT107 Introduction to Microbiology 4 10 90 100

DMLT108 Ms-Ofce 4 10 90 100

SECOND YEAR


DMLT201 Parasitology 3 10 90 100

DMLT202 Bacteriology 3 10 90 100

DMLT203 Body Fluids & Stool Examination 4 10 90 100

DMLT204L Clinical Lab 4 100 100

DMLT205 Histopathology 4 10 90 100

DMLT206 Cytology 4 10 90 100

DMLT207Diagnostic Blood Sugar &

Cholesterol4 10 90 100

DMLT208 Biochemistry Tests 4 10 90 100

Certicate in Medical Lab Technology (CMLT)

Course Name: Ceticate in Medical Lab Technology

Duration of Course: 1 Year

Eligibility: 10th or Equivalent

FIRST YEAR


CMLT101 Basics of Human Anatomy 3 10 90 100

CMLT102 Basics of Medical Physiology 3 10 90 100

CMLT103 Pathology 4 10 90 100

CMLT104 Computer Skills 4 10 90 100

CMLT105 Communication Skills 4 10 90 100

CMLT106 Basics of Biochemistry 4 10 90 100

CMLT107 Introduction to Microbiology 4 10 90 100

CMLT108 Ms-Ofce 4 10 90 100

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Post Graduate Diploma in Business Managment (PGDBM)

Course Name: Post Graduate Diploma in Business Managment



FIRST YEAR


PGDBM101 Organizational Behaviour 4 10 90 100

PGDBM102 Managerial Economics 4 10 90 100

PGDBM103 Accounting and Financial Analysis 4 10 90 100

PGDBM104 Business Environment 4 10 90 100

PGDBM105 Management Accounting 4 10 90 100

PGDBM106 Research Methods 4 10 90 100

PGDBM107 Human Resource Management 3 10 90 100

PGDBM108 Introduction to Marketing 3 10 90 100

SECOND YEAR


PGDBM201Managing Service & Manufacturing

Operations4 10 90 100

PGDBM202 Startegic Management 4 10 90 100

PGDBM203 Enterpreneurship 4 10 90 100

Specialisation Elective - I 3 10 90 100

Specialisation Elective - II 3 10 90 100

Specialisation Elective - III 3 10 90 100

Specialisation Elective - IV 3 10 90 100

PGDBM208P Major Project 6 100 100

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Specialisations

I. MARKETING - Choose any four


PGDBM204 Consumer Behaviour 3 10 90 100

PGDBM205Marketing Communication & Brand


PGDBM206 Marketing of Services 3 10 90 100

PGDBM207 International Marketing 3 10 90 100

PGDBM208 Sales & Distribution Management 3 10 90 100

II. FINANCE - Choose any four


PGDBM209 Investment & Portfolio Management 3 10 90 100

PGDBM210 Futures, Options & Derivatives 3 10 90 100

PGDBM211 Banking and Financial Institutions 3 10 90 100

PGDBM212 International Finance 3 10 90 100

PGDBM213 Mergers & Acquisitions 3 10 90 100

III. HRM - Choose any four


PGDBM214Management of Organizational

Change3 10 90 100

PGDBM215 Stafng, Training & Development 3 10 90 100

PGDBM216 Leadership in Organizations 3 10 90 100

PGDBM217 International HRM 3 10 90 100

PGDBM218Strategicc Human Resource


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IV. ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND FAMILY BUSINESS - Choose any four


PGDBM219Venture Capital & Entrepreneurial

Finance3 10 90 100

PGDBM220 Business Planning 3 10 90 100

PGDBM221 Entrepreneurial Leadership 3 10 90 100

PGDBM222 Fundamentals of Family Business 3 10 90 100

PGDBM223Family Business Strategic Planning

& Management3 10 90 100

V. INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS - Choose any four


PGDBM224 International Business Management 3 10 90 100

PGDBM225 International Finance 3 10 90 100

PGDBM226 Cross Cultural Management 3 10 90 100

PGDBM227 International Marketing 3 10 90 100

PGDBM228International Trade & Organization

(WTO)3 10 90 100

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Fees Structure for all Programme

S. No. Particulars Fees

UG Rs PG Rs

1 Change of Examination Centre 1000/-

2 Re-Evaluation Per Paper 600 800

3 Re-Totalling Fee Per Paper/Course 400 500

4 Duplicate Markscard 400 450

5 Consolidated Marks Card (Additional Delay Fee Of Rs50/- Per Year) 300 350

6 Provisional Pass Certicated 400 450

7 Migration Certicate(Additional Search Fee Of Rs50/- Per Year) 400 450

8 Convocation Fee (In Person Medalists And Rank Holders ) 600 650

9 Convocation Fee (In Absentia ) Additional Search Fee Of Rs50/- Per Year) 700 750

10 Genuine Certicate 400 450

11 Genuine Certicate/ Verication Certicate For Overseas Students 2000/-

12 Change Of The Name With Prior Permission From The University 1000/-

13 Change Of Study Centre 1000/-

14 Re-Enrollment Fees For All Courses After One Year Break 1000/-

15 Issuing Of T.C/N.D.C 500/-

16 Change Of Programme From One Diploma To Other Diploma 1000/-

17 Duplicate I.D. Card 200/-

18 Study Certicate 500/-

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Important Instructions to Candidates

1) A Candidate seeking admission to the Programmes mentioned under List of Comprehensive Programmes

on page 13 of this prospectus should ll-in the Admission Form (attached to the prospectus) legibly in

capital letters without overwriting after carefully reading the prospectus and indicate the Programme he/

she wishes to study, In the space provided for the purpose.

2) Candidates who have failed or not appeared in any year will be promoted to the next Year till the nal

year, however he / she must clear all the failed / not appeared subjects with in the stipulated maximum

duration of a course for the purpose of award of degree/ diploma or certicate.

FEES DETAIL

a) For all Programmes listed on page 13 student shall remit 25 % of the course fee plus Registration

fee plus examination fee plus penal fee ( if applicable ) in the form of a demand draft in favor of

Finance Ofcer, KSOU payable at Mysore and balance 75 % of the course fee in the form of a

DD in favor of Algol Universal Trust payable at Faridabad or Delhi

b) Candidates should not make any cash payments to the study centre / AUT / KSOU under any

circumstances, except for the prospectus.

3) Candidates while sending the application form shall follow the instructions given below :

a) The application form duly lled-in should be submitted to the Study Centre on or before the last

date as mentioned in the year academic calendar available on AUT /KSOU website.

b) Before remitting the prescribed fees please make sure that you fulll all the eligibility conditions for

admission to the Programme applied for and enclose all the supporting certicates. Submission

of certicates at a later date will not be entertained. The fees once remitted will not be refunded

under any circumstances.

4) The candidates shall submit the lled-in application forms along with two crossed DDs, identity card

and certicates to the respective Study Centres. The Study Centres shall forward these applications to

the AUT ofce at Faridabad, after verifying the original certicates and certifying the Xerox copies by the

coordinator of the Study Centre, along with the seal of the Study Centre. The Study Centres shall return

the original certicates and the candidate copy of Receipt for Admission Form to the candidate and

retain its copy of the receipt with them.

5) Admission made to any Programme is provisional till the time University nally approves it.

6) Money orders, IPO, or any other mode of payment will not be accepted. The AUT and University will not

be responsible for any loss through such modes of payment.

7) Candidates are required to preserve carefully the fee paid receipt and Xerox of demand draft for all

payments made to the AUT and University, as it is the only valid document accepted. They may have to

produce it at the time of obtaining examination admission ticket, marks cards or any other documents.

8) Identity Card bearing Permanent Roll NO. will be issued to every candidate after the admission is nalized

by the KSOU. Till such time, the provisional list of processed applications will be hosted on the AUT

website http:// www.algolindia.com

9) In all correspondence with the University, the candidate shall quote his/her application No./Roll No.,

Programme applied for and study centre details.

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10) First Semester Programme fees has to be paid by quoting the application number on the back of the

Demand Drafts.

For further details and updates, please visit http:// www.algolindia.com or http://www.ksoumysore.

edu.in regularly or call 0129 4270400 (100 lines). Your Study Centre will be your source point for all

information and guidance.

General Regulations

a) A candidate has to register for all the subjects of a year to which he/she is eligible at the beginning

of each year according to the scheduled dates.

b) A candidate is permitted to register for the next higher Year in a similar way along with his

registration in failed subjects of earlier Year for that degree.

c) A candidate can continue to register for higher Year in a similar way along with his registration in

failed subjects of earlier Year for that degree.

d) A candidate has to nish the degree Programme within twice the duration of the Academic

Programme for that degree.

e) The fee for appearing in the University examination will be as per guidelines communicated to

the Study Centres by KSOU for repeaters and examination fees as approved by KSOU for all the

subjects of the Year which is collected along with the fees while registering for a Year.

f) A Candidate can register for improvement examination in his/her term-end University Examination

for any subject in Post Graduate Degree Programme only.

ACADEMIC CALENDER

S. No. Events Annual Mode Courses 2013-14

1LAST DATE OF ADMISSION WITHOUT

LATE FEES15th OCTOBER 2013

2LAST DATE OF ADMISSION WITH LATE

FEE Rs.200/-25th NOVEMBER 2013

3

LIST OF ADMISSION TO BE SUBMITTED

TO THE UNIVERSITY FOR APPROVAL

(STRICTLY IN LEDGER FORM)

15th DECEMBER 2013

4SUBMISSION OF INTERNAL

ASSESSMENT MARKS10th DECEMBER 2013

5 EXAMINATION NOTIFICATIONUG PGM-FROM JANUARY 2014

PG PGM-FROM FEBRUARY 2014

6 EXAMINATION WILL BEGIN FROM UG PGM-FROM APRIL 3rd WEEK 2014

PG PGM-FROM MAY 2014

Rules of the University

1. Candidates shall abide by the Rules & Regulations in force as well as those that may be issued by the

University from time to time.

2. False declaration of qualifcation by the candidate will disqualify his/her admission to the University

including appropriate penal action.

3. All legal disputes, if any, shall come under the jurisdiction of Mysore City only.

4. This prospectus provides all necessary Information that you need as a candidate of the Semester courses

of the University. Your are therefore advised to keep this prospectus till you complete your Programme.

Avoid unnecessary queries about the details already available in this prospectus.

5. To receive the Degree Certifcate after passing the examination, a candidate should apply directly to

The Registrar (Evaluation), Karnataka State Open University, Manasagangotri, Mysore- 570006, in the

prescribed convocation form. Other details may be obtained from the University or AUT website after the

press notifcation about the convocation is issued by the University.

6. Provisional Pass Certifcate will be issued by the Registrar (Evaluation) on request of the candidate

with his/her details including photocopy copies of all previous Semester marks cards and on payment

of prescribed fee of Rs 300/- (subject to change) through DD drawn in favor of Finance Offce, KSOU

payable at Mysore, Soon after the declaration of results by the University.

7. If the original Identify Card is lost, duplicate Identity Card may be obtained from the offce of the Deputy

Registrar (Admission) on payment of Rs. 170/- (subject to change) through DD drawn in favor of Finance

Offcer, KSOU payable at Mysore.

8. Any change of address should be intimated to the University and AUT. Kindly note that any change of

address in the middle of the academic year may cause serious delay or loss in the postal transit.

9. Original certifcates of the candidates will initially be verifed by the Study Centres and later by AUT /

KSOU representatives at a place & time specifed by KSOU, in due course.

Changes/ updating in the syllabus can be done by KSOU periodically as per the industry demands and

to keep abreast of the various technological developments that have taken place.

Candidate registered for a Bachelors Degree / Post Graduate Degree can also pursue a Diploma

Programme simultaneously, however, pursuing two Degree Programmes is not permitted.

Students should carefully read all offcial correspondence and other sources of information for students

(such as website) to be aware of change of information contained in this prospectus/ Visit KSOU website

www.ksoumysore.edu.in and AUT website www.algolindia.com regularly for updates.

Fees once paid will not be refunded under any circumstances.

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